LuckyDuck01!
Gold Member
Well, in the case of the son, most definitely. In the case of the father, it will boil down the decision of the jury. In Georgia, no minor can "purchase" a firearm, but a teen can possess a rifle, meaning a parent can purchase a rifle for the son or daughter. It's a law that clearly needs revision.Nope. The responsibility lies in the father and the son.
However, if I was that parent, once the FBI came to my house and said that they were concerned about my kid being a threat, even though the FBI cleared her, I would definitely tell her that she can never expect me to purchase one for her and I would ensure that she had absolutely no access to the ones I own. Once reaching adulthood, nothing could stop her though.